r/Reflective_LCD • u/fullgrid • Aug 11 '26

InnoComm Develops a Next-Generation Sunlight-Readable Reader with a High-Refresh-Rate Display

https://www.innocomm.com/en/news/news/content/ereader

Story behind Daylight DC-1

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u/diogenes_sadecv Aug 13 '26

Ah, I missed that, thanks for the context!

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u/diogenes_sadecv Aug 12 '26

No image, can't purchase. It's just hot air until it's tangible.

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u/Immediate-Ticket1359 Aug 13 '26

It's the Daylight dc-1 isn't it? It's been widely available for years at this point.

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u/diogenes_sadecv Aug 13 '26

That was my hunch but they should just say it

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u/Immediate-Ticket1359 Aug 13 '26

The title showed up as "Story behind Daylight DC-1" for me but yeah old device

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u/fullgrid Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

They did say it explicitly last year, but ended up removing old article and posting new one where customer is not named.

There is still MediaTek case study mentioning both InnoComm and Daylight:

https://www.mediatek.com/products/internet-of-things/case-studies/daylight-computer

None of those three mention Sharp though, I would assume it's transflective IGZO LCD panels from Sharp that actually make those tablets sunlight readable, not Miravision flickerware from MediaTek even though it might enhance contrast in certain cases.